Bardons & Oliver Appoints New Mid-West Regional Sales Executive

CLEVELAND - Jan. 31, 2014 - PRLog -- Solon, OH - Bardons & Oliver, Inc. (http://www.bardonsoliver.com/) (http://www.bardonsoliver.com) is proud to welcome new team member Jon Beattie. Jon has joined Bardons & Oliver, Inc. to further develop their presence in the Midwest.

Jon has assumed the role of Mid-West Regional Business Development Sales Executive to continue Bardons & Oliver’s sales and service offerings to customers in Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri and Michigan. He graduated from Purdue with a BS in Selling and Sales Management and from Indiana Wesleyan with an MBA in Applied Management.

Jon comes to Bardons & Oliver from OfficeScape in West Lafayette, Indiana with experience in domestic and international sales development.

Bardons & Oliver’s Tom Van Horne said “As an established, long-term company, Bardons & Oliver, Inc. has a reputation for providing innovative products and exceptional customer service.  We are pleased to have a sales executive of Jon’s caliber to fill this role for us and I’m confident that he will not only continue, but also extend our tradition, as he represents Bardons & Oliver in to our Mid-West customers.”

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About Bardons & Oliver, Inc.

Bardons & Oliver, Inc. (About Bardons & Oliver, Inc. (http://www.bardonsoliver.com/about.html)) was founded in Cleveland, Ohio in 1891 by Geo. Bardons and John Oliver. Initially, the company designed and built hand-operated turret lathes.  As the years passed, Bardons & Oliver continued to grow and evolve with the times, and is now in the business of designing and manufacturing quality customer-driven machine tools, retrofitting older machines and providing automation and robotics integration.

In addition, Bardons & Oliver has a Contract Machining group (www.bardonsoliver.biz) which offers CNC milling and turning (vertical and horizontal) services, along with precision metrology, grinding, paint shop facilities and machined part assembly. This group specializes in large parts, up to a 7 foot cube and 20,000 pounds.